Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1916, Page 43

10 HOLD THO AUTO [e™ fmems s v HUSKER GRAPPLERS | SPOfiTS SECTION of 'TRAINERS BRING STRINGS T0 OMAHA Joe Hildreth Arrives with Texas Nags, While Bob Sebastian is Expected to Blow in Soon, 10 DEFEND TITLE Nebraska Uni Wrestling Team to Go to Chicago in Attempt to l Annex Championship, RACES SAME DAY Omeha Speedway Officials Contem- plate Two Short Races for 300-Mile Classic | WON IT EASILY A YEAR AGO [M]] BIRDS INSPECT WATCHES OTHER AUTO RACING NEWS A now ama of contesta may be trle By JAMEN K, LAWKKN(N By MUSSELL PHELPS, out by the Omahns Bpeedway company on H| v; Ol Neb,, Ay pecial,) Vith King Winter relegated to the Tuly 16, Instead ¢ Wemile classlo u L e f e ey " raphenps of other past numbers, and held 1wkt year two races of shorter s 5 el i o o " with the sdvent of weleome sunsbiny a nee mny | tuped. g ‘” RS ' dgedabi . v wpring weulher horsernen who have [ The honrd of direstars In weriou, m o '~| Skt "m‘ humpionefip w been buwy (anning around the stove-pipe Sans thiy pe 6 e ks h 541ad cempon INSOBLIY: 0 M4 | avmmmat e | sieett " ire Suahing the MPWON Sl )o tiresoms 1o tha spestaiors’ Mwo 2 awakening to the notlcenbls fast of the ! Yanas &1 (A Res aantarant Sy o vl A, 8 ‘ e ———— ————— == busting activily at the Kast Omahs track I Wi re he £ of the Omaha Driving elub niest ifterent win that 1 tutherford —— ——— —p— = SR8 Chiarithoe tai Si0y ¢ thril b 3 g A ) Fratnorn nen taking antags of the ! 4 ) won western champlonshiy "o . 1 pletous sarly spring elimaiio eonditions LI Ro L R 1 o i 1 decompany 1 (nlst \Nfi»n( er days sycholog 0 o proghenifs 1 lenkth, Tw twun of wizen comparative ropmpet P il Pl Ayl outn, If the nice weather continues the e tiat . iy p i . oy mve S—— — — S onrders ut the Jiast Omaha stables will o th ance 1 v, rusho In n newly created | be wiapping off ‘some (et miles in the It ds thoukht thin plan would alko be had spring foot ball practies of the ey BByt ore nkrecalile 1o “r t woul Cornhuskers’ wyund entrumted s i | e wo of three weeks mor ablo to th drivers, 1 1 ) ' i 4 ] Halivirds, with n view of catahing soms e thom two chaner P ofirst mone g | wddition, the Nebra i funt milen, are having thelr sop-watehes g " st one In sddition I r who : ) 1 Kood tudant » In Innpectnd ftored n minor nccident in the firat i athlete ary | | o8 The (rack at the Omsha Driviag doVs r wolld he s 1o ge the second now u ford fuke plant n excaptionslly good eondition i it aven ohance Inateud of | i poun ndar welwht and 12 o tme of the year. 1t f8 being to trall the dust of those who gnined t Lt y 1 o8 10/ s duily wnd 1s as Bevold of bad 1 ¢ of lur smporay “ " | ' he Leip, e na un wleek looking as the prover h heme wi tried out ut Bhee Q w ke Vietory Sure Fam In the Modern Chap, d havy ikttt i (e O g e Tom Dennison's ambition to make and hend bny In v York \I‘;-, wnd o ? the 1 ; b keop the driving @loWs oval in ae good L od It will prove satisfactory, O b quent) 4 iming to ’ y & section o . f eibpampatntid ol the froni, ‘The former gridiron siur hng hat any Lrack in this section of the r o f i ANNABRL DOUGLA L LR T T B e ouniry (s showing resuits, Accompanied wrosthing, and aithaugh plited neninst Iin wiitomobile ‘.x,- "y ’|., makes nearly Whole Vamily (o Bnee the atrongest tmen tn the west, has dis iy phlurimages (o the track in his ear | three of the Cheveolet } pound of tham with Adiculons cns, A I u long chain he nitaches a harrow Laonts, Arthur and Gant nd an Otoupalik, with a good buneh of B Nosr Aasumuin Hevits S ':‘;" JoLor compnt hfel 1N f the front rapk " ot 8 ono of the controll i e on new man on the 0 d y of the Omabs A n b and prominent loeal horse Prontenn T od, providing Tutherford makes the urae of conatruction In Detrolt and wil trip. The Nebraskn ontries for the big man, arives out (o the track whenever nave all threo cars peady for the Indlan- | Frank J. Riha of Tel Jed Bokols weuiorn meet in | e haa tima (o persenal y ;‘ml’flu ted u ) ¢ oung Cln . Ar6 Xept 38 $00 Des sty nppa iy S lotlon, o Wins Apparatus Events of L Pound Class=Rlen ‘ fon, Jim Konan has charge Halph e Palms 18 bullding three new Indoor Meet Rithertard or Baiis. | St hivithnas 7 4 handl nrs this ye e bus o foree nt work I Pound Class-Otolups ik . PSS S NANGo artern for thelr racers n the stables at Vast Omaha, whils many bullding u trio of mounts which will be | ADKINS OF Y. M. C, A, CHAMP Jieavyweight Class—Dale or Kositky duplicutes of the Mercedes motor, It In In wddition 1o the wrestlars, Dy, Clag e many will take along thres or fou e nre planning heglras to the loew #nld theso machines will be the equal of TEAM WINNERS, 1l take along thr four Kymnmet ire Halph's famous German boat and wible Pointe, Average, 0 enter in the various events, Mr, Clapy e Sornoiian will el thelr stables hare to clip off well over 100 miles an hour. Omsha Catholic Sokols. 3,204 4 has alrendy decided to take Drewing i g ., " I o " ¢ tho cars and|BOuth Omaha Sokol Tyrs. 3,098 448 | (iurkeon and Nolding, while the choie from farawny California 1o finish the Ralph will ptlot one of the ca "4 Bouth Bide Turnversin. .. .1,781 445 4 v Y {raining nanson, Bob Sebastinn of Hamet probably the millionaire, Caleb Brogk, Tel Jed Sokol 9,138 49014 | T0r the fourth man lies belween Hobson \ Cal, 1o expected o arrive with a string will return to the gume to drive one of | Webraska University 1,667 996 1 Buunders, J pv gyt by et i & Ton A e pobmprigndy INDIVIDUAL WINNERS ol Nebroska sqund will leave Lincoln . Cisnndler Vinishes Job, Polnts Thursday afternoon and arrive n Chicag Y ontiniied on Page Four=Coluin Two,) Frank J. Rihs, T. J. 8 661 ¥rida mornin onrl The proliminary Billy Chandler, who plloted u Deusen- John Pokorney, O, 0, # b8 {Bwiisay 4 sraniy T ] N ¢ ‘ vers in the Omaha race last year, has | Csrl Bshe 8, 8. T 836 | vents occur Vriday afternoon, starting 0leqan 1 0 Frank Kubin, 8. 0, 8. T 636 i 2w, the semifinals come Haturday completed hin new Crawford machine and has tested It out on the road, The ma chine was bullt at Hagorstown, Md. BIIY | gmane Y. M. C. A WINNERS, afternoon and the finals Faturday night Ur, Clapp haw recetved word that all of Despite Lows of Neville and Weirich (’"](:hrati(,n Night Conch Mulligan Hopes to Round 9,200 ' e tss hack oved Beveral Bundsed the Wig Nine conference members will B ,f N F G 5 BARIERR dhe hack 4yer DAY ‘“I ““N:‘ f,',?,'::’,:f,',,_ “’,‘,g be represented 8t the meet, includin Out Presentable Team erore "'St ame ontinued on Pour, Column Bix.) g- g (Continued on F'age Fou :f"n";fl;.u g 4,720 Wisconsin, Minnesots, Chicago and 11l o ™ . ; 436 436 | 500 with the exception of Ohlo $tate DIAMOND CREW NEEDS HURLER 701KDO, O, April 1 Ban Johnson Tennls Tourney Y. M. 0. A, INDIVIDUAL ORANP. Kleotlon 1n Delayed, homes Chivington sl (he Amsriean a8 B Frank Adkins, Lineoln,, ..., " The election of a captain for the Musker rrack and base hall pre will e | Bocintion, Curry Horrmaon, president of For Central Hl h The Omuha Catholle Bokols ‘won baaket ball squad for 1917 went over &n g §out the Central igh sehool u | e National Base Ball commiselon; Goy gymnastic divislon of the annual Indoor | other week, as a result of the spring Monduy, after the wpr + Lammor Tener, president of the "Nationa G' 1 This Week athletio gymnastio tournament at the |vaeation, A special rmesting may he cutio A Inrge wqund Ja expected o | 100RSE OWner Timma of Milwaukes and 1ris Auditorium Friday night, while Frank | called next week for the election although tutn out on that date in preparation foy | VIe1Cent Navin of Detroit will be smonx < J. Riha of the Tel Jed Hokols won the | jy wili probably be put over now unptil the annusl futerciass meot that will take | the tose Algnitarios who will par The preliminary and first round | individual honors the regular moeeting in April, which on Creluhton fleld some time the | WIrate in Toledo's big civie base bal matohes for the Central Migh Bchool | The rewults of the ADDATALUS ovents | comes the third Mondar Jlomy (o part of April. No definite ddte | CObration to be held on the night of girly spring tennis tournamept ha’e were not learned untll late Baturdey | 00" o sormer Omaha star, i8 Jooked for this meet has yat been.set g beon announced and as many &8 pos- |afternoon, dus to the compiicated matha- | o0 "0 I Iikely .y,,,l‘vu of the -’r[‘ nd Conch Miligan was woll pleased with | VT #ident Chivington has notified Frank Mlnlln of um'.' mulrh:;» will be played n"‘::::'|"'!" Recessary in somplling the 000re8 | g5, cie agptainey Do showing of his proteges in the Audi- | © i presidint of the Toledo Rallway during vacation week. ado, ey Ty 3 Lorfum meet Friday night, aspecially the | & LiTht company that sil of the sl The drawings for the preliminary round | The Omoha Catholic Sokols averaged ""{I” foot belf Roasios Mare. saMl I Eaa By T RN 3 At tianiia it i R an A aro ns follows: Rvelyn Douglas plays |45 The total number of pointa made | "%t Tuesday with Dick Rutherford in Sone Hisls sobool in 8. walk, sithough | 1 10/200eive- Uhats beskon Tatsistions Holen Robinson, Herberta Barker plays | by the seven men wore ,54, Taking the | CHArs0, after a dolay of meveral duys, 190 man ware ruoHios on (e cesmrdos | PIANE ToF 0 Dls Henant o Bl o Justine McGreger, Ivelyn Btallardplays | best flve men of the Catholic team the owing to the holiduys, Ttutherford ox P (im0, ise ke tha ro of | the night before the opening game, thus MBfrieds Hchaefer, Ruth Yisil plays Lu~|total was 259, for an average of 475, | Pecta & mquad of forty to fifty men 1o 4 i oyper Gy il gl far inelidn 8 Ehrea-Fing sirius; finewas clle Hoel, Lamona Mapes plays Mildred | ten points better than the entire team of | Work out regularl Ho will stick to g : il nrade, M Charles M)l oy Hylen, Nadene Thompson plays Margn- |#even counted. John Pokorney with 628 | the old system of instilling the rudiments Payitey, the star mile runner, may b oy »‘w ‘} i ’v' or r,rr '» L x:n‘v I rot. Btrehlow, Jesslo Tennant plays Mary | POINts wan the star of this team of the gume fn the minds of the members 10 Lo el ek Into, netive track pr Tie oasin $iv s i e . 0 YTy o will lkewlss urge thee week or e has boen foreed o opening day, & half holiday, Hedgwick, Marle Hansen plays Ldlllan Tie for Necond. { the squad. M. i Hikewise urg to refran from athiatles for some L Business houses aro planning 1o closs the members of the squad to tesin during Mayer, Ruby BSwenson plays Frances | The gouth Omaha Sokol Tyrs tied for ven It wan found that Wis heart had | for the afternoon and fans frem small Jones, Lettie Grobeck plays Josselyn |gecond place with n total number of 222 | N0 #Ummer montha in order to start | e been affected by 1oo 1 h participation | towns adjacent to Toledo have notife | btone, points, for an average of 445, with the | the fall practice without auy delay, Dr n wihiotlon. Morearty, Newton, Mayne, | Commercs elub officers that they wi'l The first round matches are as fol- | Gouth #ide Turnversin, whose team of | 1% J. Btewart, the new conch, riay be | Dinforth and Osisler will make ths (sar | Sournes here to nes the firet game of base lows: Camilla ¥dholm plays Marjor® | four men totalled 1,781 points, for the | !0 Ldncoln for the fag end of the training . i trong In the dusie iher Fullaway | bali which Roger Dresnahan's former Alexander, Zoo Behalok plays Lily Rob-|wame average, Frank Kubin with (2 | #enson this apring, He will pask through na of the hest high sehool pole voults | edersis will piay snwon, Lalllan Wirt plays Margaret Hoel, | points was high man for the Houth | here on his way to Toledo, where he fn ors in the Missourl val i wuceoaded g Jelen ¥, Robinson plays Jennie Belan- Omaha Sokol Tyrs, while Carl Krbe was | tends to pend the summer, runnin e I Irat place wt the " M der, Francos Wilson plays ¥thel Miller, | high for the South Side Turnvereln with | Guy Teed has his track squad pretty (nte meat last yanr, Vor the high um Fu]t(”l Wl” F]flht Kuth Swepson plays Olga Schermerhorn, | the same acore well along. Reed Is not willing to ven Cartoai He s Feithw Yare Mic o Dorothy Darlow plays Olga Mosller, | Tel Jed Bokol barely managed to get | ture a singls prophecy ns to the strengtn ton, Danforth, Turner and Voff, This Tl Jere) M n ¢ t N Mary Hamllton plays Anna Jensen, Anna | fourth place, despite Frank Riha's high |of the squad, He says all of the men W iy 1ree ven at New Newman plays kXith Howe, Virginia | Individual score. The Tel Jed crew mado | aro oo inexperienced 1o place mueh i makin o high hool atrong Y .k f " 50 000 Gireene plays Hazel Gant, Marle Thomp- | 2,138 polnts, for an average of 426% rellatice on their showing In the regular where they we mparative wen 01 or y son plays Helen Pteiffor The Uniyersity of Nebraska was fifth | ... . ar This will be the last time that Anabel | With an aberage of Tho Cornhusker | Bt bt ETRE FINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 1,-Fred Douglus, winner in the 1916 spring and |Average suffered because R. J. Saunders the retirement of Neville and Welrich, | FUlton, Minnesota henvyweight fighter competed In but one e fall tournaments, will have to defend her has wigned a contract with & syndioats who were the school’s bat hurdlers. 1l Ex-Fed to Captain champlonship which she won from Jsste Riha Wins Twoe ¥1 i g i awny, Bwiler and Teynolds are left over |Of five New York promoters, ineluding Vrandes in the spring of 1016, 8ho grad- | yank Riha placéd fn wil three of tha L()ulSVIHC NIHC from st year's prowpects, though, and | Tex Rickard, to meot hres fighters in ates In June. In the tournament st | apparatus events, He won first place one of these may develop inta na good |New York for 860,00, according to an | Mins Douglas successfully defended | on the horizontal bar and the ide horss, | g 5 s hurdle it nen that | ARBotncement hers today by Mike Col her champlonship, defoating Virginla | 1o made 159 points on the horizontal bar OVISVILE. Ky, April 1.~ Wiibur vy ne, Fulton's manager, on his return Greene after the latter had taken first | and 184 on the side horse, He was third | TP0X€Y) Roach, star shortatop and last < ; from New Waork Hovam. i ¢ tournament. Miss Greens | tn the paraiiel ber event with 18 yoar n member of the edern U 1 maet ! ) I first fight will be with Al Refel ¥ A “dark hor fn this tourna John orney of the Omaha Catholie | ' year will ba Manager Wililam C the ia t of Ma e s n April 2% or May 6, the second, wit t. and although fow were aware of | and Carle Hrbe of the South |™MCT" first lleutenant in attempting to mad e dpgrpA e (R Prank Moran, st & date y " 1gh the rank m n tled for first place in the | *"9 the Amaricun associntion pennant bk ,“ ' ot { fo be selacted, and the third on tida bat 1 Piaiia e = E and has made sueh an fimpression st th e bin [l 1 oping n " Tealured the syndicate had put up t fina Sas ‘i K rié ? the th Omaha Hokor olonels’ Columbla, Tenn., training eamg I i I 1 ol piv ! i 10,00 nd the ontraect and that Myl that he has been chowen captals | tinfied th 1 deposited $1,000 an forfelt money y aptiured second place on the hor BYRNE-HAMMER NINE WINS fal bar with 178 poinia PURDUE TRACK MEN PLAN A T b s b el Whm, Sox Have Two } FROM STREET CAR CREW Wbl bl i T FOR STRENUOUS SEASON tor of the 40 yard running rosord, | (NAL. tho' dfeata one maeta’ itk ofien | Larer,and Jim v CADDOCK LEAVES OMAHA o | ean e duns : 2 ; | | remaln Siltiag o "j T0 GO TO DEADWOOD §. D. \ Rourkes Getting Fourteen Sioux : 1 hard hitiing infleld " 10 I owould include Jaok WEST JOACHES ) i h R L “m‘ &"['P,‘ffi'ms”w [n Trim to Battle Now ‘l’r actising M watid piny frt hase, MeMule the ‘ BYANNTON, T, A Lincoln Semi-Pros At Fairbury Camp : : ' Pty M T | ‘ '-.; [l X ™ » vor \ ‘ . M . ~-“ ‘-I;:r; r veteran of STATE WILL START FISH Mute (he new rules : g vhe voll WL LD PLANTING ON WEDNESDAY BRem G s - Sia S ot ¢ the v y rwise the BELOIT COLLEGE GRID Vol i e sal ve ' : SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED GAUTHIER 1S IN CHARGE BONE BY OFFIGIAL HARD ; OF MICHIGAN AGGIES NOW o ON JAYHAWK TRACK STAR TWO GREEKS AND A JAP ON el P e M I ' APl LAn o MICHIGAN WRESTLING TEAM Y. M A v o n A 0 ol indnor ook bot N anay from . whor miler, & wow An I wan (e tis T R o ' Hey ' ) ar by & till